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Republican slugfest: drawn-out fight to the nomination

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Mitt Romney has got the money and the best credentials to take on Barack Obama in the fall. So why can’t he seal the deal? François Picard’s panel argues over the candidate’s charisma and the effect of an endless barrage of attack ads on the Republican campaign trail.

DEBATE
  • Stuart HAUGEN, Republicans Abroad;
  • Zachary MILLER, Democrats Abroad;
  • Dan HAZELWOOD, President of Targeted Creative Communications. Republican GOP Strategist;
  • Josh KRAUSHAAR, Executive Editor of the Hotline, National Journal.

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